Once the format is configured, a decoder module can request new picture_t via
decoder_NewPicture() asynchronously. Therefore, the out_pool need to outlive
the decoder module.
This patch fixes a NULL deref from decoder_NewPicture() when the decoder is
being destroyed. Indeed, the module need to be unloaded before the out_pool is
destroyed.
GCC 10 and Clang 11 are switching to -fno-common by default,
which exposes bugs in libraries that don't use "extern" properly
for variable declarations. Backport a libgpg-error patch (upstream
commit 21dd885eecdee13da1689519e2fc50fcf64f6ef2) that fixes
this issue.
Wine currently doesn't have support for these.
Regression from:
Revision: 17cfa33e20
Author: Steve Lhomme <robux4@ycbcr.xyz>
Date: 2020-03-01 12:57:53
Message:
contrib: wine-headers: install dxva.h headers from wine
- we can use whatever zlib is available
- we don't need to build the test framework
- make sure we don't build the shared version
- attempt to disable SQL support
Backport a0d8fb4ac3cb7bafdb39f340055eacee4f957513 from Qt 5.15
Qt5 generates the .pc for debug and release targets even when only the release
target is selected. The debug target overwrote the release .pc files with the
wrong libraries built.
Since ea96271fb8, contribs builds
dav1d 0.6.0, which requires nasm 2.14. (The version that extras/tools
is installing is already at 2.14, but the bootstrap script only
installed it if the existing one was older than 2.13.2 or missing.)
According to #19723 only NVIDIA cards have the "issue" where the StretchRect
doesn't do the limited to full conversion.
The new code works for all manufacturers but it's safer to rely on StretchRect
for now.
This removes the "sout stream" capability, and adds two new ones instead:
- "sout output" for final nodes in the sout chain, and
- "sout filter" for non-final nodes in the sout chain.
This is mainly to prevent impossible / non-working chain constructs.
Note: In practice, only "cycle" and "stats" plugins supported both modes
in any meaningful mannter. They are split into two submodules each.